Belkin Hideaway Cord Concealer, White

Cons:Comes rolled up in a small box. Likes to stayed rolled up, too. Had to lay it out and place heavy objects on it to straighten it out.Not the easiest stuff to work with; adhesive isn't very strong, if you accidentally allow it to touch something it will be very weakened once you peel it away from whatever you didn't want it attached to. Channel doesn't stay closed well either, due to the weak adhesive.Hard to get straight on wall, final channel flap hard to get flat (the flap you fold over to close the channel) - looks wavy.No easy means for corners, tees, or wye intersections. this may be the worst part - every intersection I have looks horribleChannel volume is very limited. Very.Pros:Decent price for productWould do well for straight runs onlyWould to well for 1-2 SMALL wiresStory:Used in home theater system install in my apartment. Ran wires from units, up to a mounted TV, front, and center speakers; across a fireplace to a subwoofer, and to the back of the room to 4 surround speakers. Product was not ideal for this application. Too many intersections, thick cables/wires, number of wires. Had to double up in many areas (looks horrible, by the way... hard to get these things straight). These things are meant to hold just a few wires, so I certainly over did some of these channels.Overall: 5/10 (3/5)

Junk, ended up throwing it out. I bought this for a job and it ended up in the trash.I would like to say I could use it at home, but not at a job site, but no.. Not even for a home install.It comes as a roll and you cut it to length, then fold 4 different creases to create a rectangle shape. Easier said than done if you want more than a couple feet. Considering the plastic is so thin it wobbles all over the place while doing so.Then you rip off a piece of plastic to expose the built-in tape that holds it against itself to seal the rectangle/box structure you created. Well, the adhesive doesn't hold enough to keep it together. I was very patient with it. It kept coming apart.I cannot use this in a basic office and I wouldn't use it at home either. If you did manage to get it constructed, then glued.. I guarantee it would come apart on your wall leaving you with a sticky mess you would then have to remove off the paint.I will stay with solid conduit in the future. This is the first time I deviated and it will be the last.

Comes in rolls, which are hard to work with, and nearly impossible to apply straight onto where they need to go. The adhesive seems much too weak for the job, and cutting a hole for a wire that needs to go out mid-way is necessary, as the thing needs to be glued shut. Once it's up, it also looks bendy and cheap.

I was able to do exactly what I wanted. The roll was unexpected but easy to work with. The hardest part is putting the cables in. I installed this horizontally and you have to hold the cords in while you permanently seal the thing closed. It may be possible to feed them in, but I didn't want to try and risk wasting the product. I've had it up for a month. No complaints.

Great value for the price. Hid the cords very well in my home office. Wife didn't like cords running all over the floor. Once we put this in, she was very satisfied.

simple to use. does the job, but a bit flimsy.

This is a very cheap very simple solution to hiding cords. I have used it three times now. The only complaint i have of the product is that the adhesive for closing the concealer does not hold up well to cord weight. So on the ends that "hang" on the product end up peeling it apart. I usually have to supplement the stressed end with super glue to ensure it doesn't peel.But like i said, it is a cheap, non destructive, easy to install way to conceal messy cords for wall mounted televisions.

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